An internal review finds an 'autocratic and dictatorial' culture within the Peterborough unit.
An internal review found staff likened the Cavell Centre "to a school playground where the school bully operates"A "profound sense of fear" existed among staff at an NHS mental health unit where leadership was described as dictatorial, a report has found.
CPFT commissioned the review in November 2021, but the reviewers said many of those they interviewed "were extremely anxious" about taking part, and were in fear of being identified. Reviewers heard "very distressing testimony relating to sexuality, of staff being confronted with extremely offensive and discriminatory messages".The Cavell Centre provides inpatient mental health care and specialist learning disability services
Reviewers, who conducted interviews between January and May, said staff "required multiple reassurances that speaking with the reviewers was safe and confidential"."Many explained how they or their colleagues had been ostracised and alienated for doing so, feeling that the only solution was to leave.
But it added: "After our inspection concluded, the trust made us aware of the independent review and it subsequently shared the associated report.
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